Births and local notices from Plover and area
The week brings a daughter born to Mr and Mrs Loren Thompson at Emmetsburg hospital weighing eight pounds on Friday September 28 All are well The Calhoun Pocahontas Counties Teachers Association met at Pocahontas September 26 with Plover Consolidated teachers off duty for a vacation day Various visits and trips are noted including families of Eppelsheimer Pollock Lehigh Saylor Stowell Meurer and others, plus birthday observances and Junior Legion Auxiliary activities The Plover well drillers met in Legion hall with 25 members present A busy weekend with visits to Estherville Rockwell City and Des Moines ends with a notice of the Junior Class play The Nervous Wreck tentatively set for October 26.
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Loren Thompson
Emmetsburg Hospital
Thompsons
Calhoun-Pocahontas
Cedar Falls
Earl Lehigh
Sioux Rapids
Gene
Jack Saylor
Sioux Falls
S. D
Monica Stowell
Des Moines
Russell Stowell
James O'Neall
Harold O'Nealls
Jean Ann Muerer
Cedar Rapids
N. J. Meurer
Fort Dodge
May Guess
Thomas Guess
Emmetsburg
Lester Guess
Pocahontas
Ruth Stephan
Rice
Russell Becker
Clyde Platt
Indianapolis
Ind
Clara Tett
Nevada
Virgil Platt
Sharon Platt
Spencer
Fred McKim
Fred McKim, Jr
Denise Margaret
Lutheran Hospital
Carol Becke
University Hospital
Junior Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
W. F. Hofert
Hofert
Sandra MacVey
Well Drillers
Northwest Iowa
Richard Bush
Rockwell City
H. C. Schrader
A. M. Bergeson
Renee
James Jensen
Estherville
Bergeson
Jerry Fain
Grover
Jimmy McFadden
Marilyn McFadden
Marilyn
Houston
Tex
Steven
Scott Fain
Floyd Ferguson
Orville Nicols
Graettinger
Plover School Opens With Grades R Through Twelve
The Plover school news notes August 27 as the start for kindergarten through twelfth grade. New students join each class, teachers list activities from songs to reading, and fall decor appears in the seventh and eighth grades. Events include a Fall Rally at Lake City and World Wide Communion Day services at the First Presbyterian Church in Plover. |
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Johannsen
Edward DeWall
Gene Kerns
Mr. Hayes
Stephens
Janis Johanssen
Pocahontas School
Karen Douglas
Denver
Colo
Dennis Waters
Havelock School
United States
Luft
Leonard White
Gayle Garlock
Eileen Otto
Darlene Stowell
Gary Ives
Lois Stoufe
Randall Larson
Dick O’neall
Muriel Burgardt
Sonja Garlock
Ronnie Dirks
Delores Gist
Kenny Sindergard
Helen Pirie
Dorothy Loomis
Jim Hinrichs
Karen Kerns
Plover First Presbyterian Church
Presbytery
Fort Dodge
Westminster
First Presbyterian Church
Spirit Lake
D.M.T. Girls Softball Defeat Plover 21 to 17
The D.M.T. girls defeated Plover 21 to 17 in a softball game on September 27. Lineup included J Hansen catcher J Bennett pitcher P Imhoff first base K Truelson second base M Turley third base S Johnson shortstop K Kirchner right field J Hanson center field N Bennett left field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D.M.T
Plover
J. Hansen
J. Bennett
P. Imhoff
K. Truelson
M. Turley
S. Johnson
K. Kirchner
J. Hanson
N. Bennett
Senior News Describes Fort Dodge Trip and Play Prep
October 2 and 3 events in Fort Dodge featured a Warden Hotel photo session and a Tony's Restaurant dinner before returning home. Junior class rehearsals for the play Finders Creepers progress with a cast listing, while science and history lessons cover water, minerals, Greek civilization, and basic math topics.
New Pazo remedy claims fast relief for piles
An advertises Stainless Pazo suppositories and ointment from Grove Laboratories promising instant relief from internal and external piles. It cites six ingredients including Tripiste and claims reduced swelling and quicker healing with comfort in sitting and walking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grove Laboratories, Inc
Six Weeks Tests Prompt Busy Week At School
The wordy note notes six weeks tests this week and a busy study period. Two students Karen Kirchner and Janice Hansen are set to take part in the Junior Class play. Play practice began the last week of September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karen Kirchner
Janice Hansen
School Trip Highlights Des Moines Tour with WHO Studio Visit
Seventh graders toured WHO in Des Moines with Mr Russell and Iowa History class. They viewed the news desk and studio, learned about record libraries, and met reporters Jack Shelley and Len Howe. They also visited the Iowa Historical Building and State Capitol before a chili supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell
Iowa
Des Moines
Ed Savery
Lyle Lund
Bill Bennett
Miss Pope
WHO
Who-Tv
Bishop’s
Jack Shelley
Herb Plambeck
RFD
Iowa Historical
State Capitol
Houses of Legislature
Law
Capitol
Third and Fourth Grades Report From Mrs Nielsen
Students describe a rock cactus garden sourced from Agate Mountain and Wyoming desert. Fourth graders review multiplication tables for threes and fours while third graders work on doubles and almost doubles. Spelling accuracy noted with one miss in third grade and three A grades in fourth.
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Agate Mountain
Wyoming
First and Second Grades Circus Art and Reading
Mrs Madden teaches first and second grades. Second graders work on vowel sounds in phonics. They finish the unit In The Country in reading. First graders read We Work And Play and enjoy Baby Sally Dick and Jane stories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sally
Jane
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Plover News
Plover School News— Kindergarten
Mesdames Dawson Saylor
A. O. Garlock
Jessie Fitzgerald
Harold O’neall
Mary Pirie
E. C. VanAlstine
David VanAlstine
Lawrence Hilton
Charles Lehnus
Charles McFadden
James Jones
Electrolux
KREUL
Elna
Necchi Sewing Circle
D.M.T. School News
Palmer
Warden Hotel
Waltz
Tony
Aretern Tia Pharmacists
Nature
Parke, Davis & Company
Geritol
Webb's Drug Store
PTT
Len Howe
Lee Kline
Avis Hudson
Jane Lund
Marie Turley
Gwen Heathman
Mary Jane Truelsen
Bette Jo Marine
Georgia Ryen
Gloria Bennett
Carol Jean Bennett
Dean Johnson
Ronny Ryen
Ronny Trenary
D. A. Lavery
Roger van Gébkam
Linda Imhoff
Mr. Nowack
Dick T
Shirley B
Peggy J
Joann B
Darlene N
Reatha Kae W
Donald C
Lois T
Irene R
Diane B
Darlene
Nielsen
Mrs. Madden
John and Earl Young
W. J. Brinkman
Brinkman Standard
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